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| November 14, 1820 | President James Monroe asks Congress to address the public land debt issue in his annual message. | |
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| November 14, 1860 | In Milledgeville, Alexander Stephens gives a response to Toombs' speech the day before, calling for a meeting of southern states to discuss secession. | Georgia |
| Alexander Stephens | ||
| November 14, 1862 | Ambrose Burnside reorganises the Army of the Potomac command structure into three Grand Divisions with the Right Grand Division under Major Edwin Vose Sumner, Central Grand Division under Joe Hooker and the Left Grand Division under William B. Franklin | |
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| Ambrose Burnside | ||
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| November 14, 1864 | Sherman enters Atlanta and divides his 60,000 men into a Left Wing and Right Wing. | Georgia |
| March to the Sea | ||
| William Tecumseh Sherman |
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Siege of Petersburg | Virginia |
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